LANGUAGE Kazakhstan has two official languages, Kazakh, which is spoken fluently by about 30percentt of the population, and Russian, imposed by the large ethnic Russian population.
The office chatter eddies around the Gallegos workspace in Mexican Spanish, Argentine Spanish, Colombian Spanish, Puerto Rican Spanish, Cuban Spanish and the lispy Castillian Spanish of Spain, which is spoken fluently by, among others, a woman of Korean ancestry who grew up near Barcelona.
We suppose that is an infinitely differentiable surface everywhere except the coordinate origin and coincides with the cone in a neighborhood of the origin point where is a smooth domain on the unit sphere in We begin by introducing some notations and functional spaces which are used fluently in the rest.
To remark that most of the poems in "The Unknown University," which have been fluently translated from the Spanish by Laura Healy, are not major work is not to remark that they are actively bad or painful to read.
The text, which has been fluently and colloquially translated by Lorin Stein, is littered with the repetitious tic of "as they say," usually following some cliché — "I seemed to have turned the corner, as they say"; "I'd finally turned over a new leaf, as they say".
Semi-structured interview guide was used for conducting the interviews, which was in English because all the participants could speak English fluently.
The style of speech of the lecturer was fluently and clear.
"We all seem to move more fluently, without bumping into others, which is difficult to do when you have Parkinson's," says Underwood.
Gladwell tells stories about people with dyslexia, which is characterized by difficulty with learning to read fluently and with accurate comprehension despite normal intelligence.
Marr said the stroke had not impaired his voice or memory but had affected "the whole left hand side of my body, which is why I'm still not able to walk fluently".
